Describes the domestic obligations, social limitations, and economic factors that impede literary creativity in women, in the story of William Shakespeare's sister, who never expresses her genius until she dies by her own hand
Includes bibliographical references (pages 143-145)
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Preface: Virginia Woolf -- Chronology -- Introduction -- A room of one's own -- Notes to A room of one's own -- Suggestions for further reading: Virginia Woolf -- Suggestions for further reading: A room of one's own